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Yes, worked
Step 1: Turning off game mode actually will cause more stutter, keep it on.
Step 4: Again, completely pointless and won't make a difference
Step 6: Yes, and you should also disable background apps in windows 10 settings!
Step 10: Won't change a thing, moving it from balanced to high performance just wastes power
You may be right, but for me, all these steps worked. Wierdest thing is that reverting most of the steps actually don't make the game experience loosing fps again (for me). But I am not an expert, just found these steps and those helped me. :)
The game was developed for Windows 10, so I highly doubt disable or delete the above stuff will make a difference.
The game is badly optimized which requires more resources now. So I recommend to install it on a high rig now until next patch.
My point is, the game itself needs optimization and bug fixes. We shouldn't have to jump through hoops to get this game to work fine.
Well, the title never aims at low end or high end, most of the post contents advise you to turn off "unnecessary?" process to boost the performance.
Honestly, I'm not sure how you define the term "high end" or "low end" in 2020.
But hey, who has time to do reversed engineering to find the root cause?